Mexico is on edge tonight after security forces killed the country’s most-wanted cartel leader during a high-stakes raid, triggering a wave of violence across multiple states.
Flights to and from airports in Puerto Vallarta and Guadalajara were canceled, delayed, or diverted over the weekend as airlines adjusted operations due to security concerns.
Several carriers, including U.S. and Canadian airlines, temporarily paused service and issued travel waivers for affected routes, allowing passengers to rebook without penalties.
While planes have begun touching down again, uncertainty remains for many travelers as airlines continue to monitor the situation.
Here at home, Fresno Yosemite International Airport says it is working closely with its international airline partners regarding flights between Fresno and Mexico.
On Sunday, two arrivals and two departures from Guadalajara were canceled.
One incoming flight was also delayed, which in turn caused a later departure back to Mexico.
Airport officials say early morning flights on Monday between Fresno and Morelia operated as scheduled.
As of Monday, Fresno Yosemite International Airport reports it has not been notified of any additional international cancellations or delays
Passengers are urged to check directly with their airline for the latest flight information before heading to the airport.
By Monday night, an Aeroméxico flight from Guadalajara landed in Fresno.
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One of the first signs that service is slowly getting back on track, with many more arrivals and departures scheduled for Tuesday.